- MAGNOLIA CENTER
- Magnolia Center, Feb. 3. - A number attended a miscellaneous
shower on Miss Pearl
- CRAWFORD at the Magnolia hall, Saturday evening.
- Several from here attended the charity ball at Evansville,
Friday evening.
- Mr. and Mrs. T. M. HARPER attended the funeral of
the former's sister, Mrs. VAN SYKE, at
- Spring Valley, Saturday afternoon.
- Miss Beulah COLE was home over Sunday.
- Fred WOODSTOCK was an Evansville visitor Friday.[p.
8, col. 3]
- SHOPIERE
- Shopiere, Feb. 3. - The Beavers met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. SPICER, Monday evening
- and installed their officers after which refreshments were
served.
- The M. E. and Congregational ladies will meet at the M. E.
church Wednesday for an all day
- meeting.
- J. SHIMEALL has been sick, but is better now.
- Mr. and Mrs. Knute BERGE have moved into the PATRICK
place.
- Mr. SIMONSON went to Chicago, Saturday, to see Mr.
QUIGLEY, who is in very poor health.
- A number of ladies spent a pleasant time Thursday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. SWEET.
- Most of our young people attended the firemen's ball at Clinton,
Thursday evening. All report a
- fine time.
- A dancing party at HAGGART's hall Friday evening,
Feb. 7. Come and have a good time.
- Mr. and Mrs. BRAND are spending some time in Milwaukee.
- The A. B. C. social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. SWINGLE
was well attended.
- There will be a fifteen cent dinner at the M. E. church Wednesday,
Feb. 12. Everyone is welcome.
- Some of our young people got left in Janesville, Saturday,
on the four o'clock train.
- Mrs. Ralph BETTS has not been very well of late. [p.
8, col. 3]
- WEST CENTER
- West Center, Feb. 3. - There will be services at the German
Evangelical church next Friday
- evening at 7:30, Saturday afternoon at 1:30, followed by
the quarterly conference. Communion service Sunday morning at
ten o'clock. The Friday evening service will be in English. Rev.
J. A. STEWART of Juda will conduct all of these services.
- Mrs. WUTSTRACK and Mrs. William HARNACK
went to Beloit last Friday afternoon to see
- the former's daughter, Alta. She was to leave the hospital
the following day.
- Little Margaret ZIELKE had her shoulder dislocated
a week ago Saturday.
- Mr. and Mrs. August SORNOW went to Brodhead last Tuesday
evening to attend a wedding.
- Charles GUNDLACK delivered his tobacco to Evansville
buyers on Saturday.
- Mrs. George PEPPER spent Thursday with relatives in
Footville.
- Frank WALTERS' little twin daughters, Ruth and Ruby,
are sick with grippe.
- Lee SNYDER was in Beloit on business one day last
week.
- George PEPPER and Charles WINKLEMAN attended
the HEMMINGWAY sale near
- Hanover last Thursday.
- Quite a number from here attended William GRUNZEL's
sale last Tuesday.
- Sunday was cold enough to keep nearly everybody home.
- Some of our young men are on the marriage path. [p. 8,
col. 3]
- JOHNSTOWN
- Johnstown, Feb. 3. - The ladies of the M. E. society of Richmond
will serve a dinner at the home
- of Mr. and Mrs. F. ZIMMERMAN in Johnstown, Feb. 5th.
An invitation is extended to all.
- Frank KEMMITH of Darien spent Thursday at the home
of his father.
- Mrs. C. CRAIG is ill with the grippe and under the
care of Dr. DIKE.
- Mrs. E. AUSTIN is ill with an attack of neuralgia.
- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. CARTER entertained friends at a
Sunday dinner, from Milton and
- Johnstown.
- Mr. and Mrs. P. McFARLANE attended the church dinner
Wednesday at the home of Mr. and
- Mrs. John McARTHUR, Emerald Grove.
- The patrons of the creamery are filling the icehouse this
week.
- Roy JOHNS and Grace MULLINS were week end guests
at the home of Carr KUMLIEN.
- Mr. and Mrs. John McARTHUR entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence McKEWAN and family
- at dinner on Sunday.
- Charles HURLBUT delivered tobacco at Janesville on
Saturday.
- Messrs. A. McLEAN and A. PINNOW are entertaining
hay pressers this week.
- Mrs. John BRIGGS was a guest last week of Mrs. Minnie
HANTHORN of Janesville. [p. 8,
- col. 3]
- Real Estate Transfers.
- Anna L. JONES to W. C. HUGUNIN, $1.00, part.
W. 1/2 section 1 and E. 1/2 section 2-1-12.
- Mabel E. NASH to Clara NASH, $1.00, E. 1/2
SE 1/4, section 6-1-10.
- John H. LYLE, Jr. to John C. NELSON, $3,200,
lot 29, block 10, Wheeler's addition, Beloit.
- A. G. HANSON and wife to C. A. OLSON, $1.00,
Und. 1/2, W. 1/2, NE 1/4, section 4-4-13.
- Adam TRUSH and wife to Helen TRUSH, $1.00,
lots 12 and 13, block 3; also lots 3, 4 and 5,
- block 1. All Hilleres Park addition, Beloit.
- Helen TRUSH (S) to Adam TRUSH and wife, $1.00,
same description as above.
- Spring Brook Realty Co. to Bostwick Realty Co., lot 5, Spring
Brook addition, Janesville.
- Michael McKEARN and wife to Francis E. McKEARN,
$10,250, part NW 1/4 section 13,
- NE 1/4 section 14-1-2. [p. 8, col. 3]
- EAST CENTER
- East Center, Feb. 3. - Mrs. Will SAROW was given a
miscellaneous shower by about twenty
- of her friends last Saturday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. FISHER. At one o'clock a bounteous
dinner was served and the afternoon, which was spent in a social
way, proved all too short. Mrs. SAROW received many beautiful
and useful gifts.
- Mrs. J. S. ROHERTY is visiting her mother, in Edgerton.
- A great many from here attended the sale at Will GRUNZEL's
near Janesville last Tuesday.
- J. H. FISHER and son, Graham, spent a couple of days
in Madison last week, where they
- attended the boys' short course.
- Miss Ilene SANDS was an over Sunday guest at the home
of J. S. ROHERTY.
- Miss Verna DAVIS of Fort Atkinson spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
- DAVIS.
- Charles PUHLE purchased two head of cattle and two
colts at the GRUNZEL sale.
- Miss Mary ROHERTY attended a dance in Whitewater last
Friday night.
- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. FISHER were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben BROWN. [p. 8, col.
- 4]
- ROSWELL A. CRANDALL IS DEAD AT MILTON JUNCTION
- Resident of Rock County Village For Twenty-Five
Years Passes Away - Other News.
- Milton Junction, Feb. 4. - Roswell A. CRANDALL was
born at Brookfield, N.Y., in 1831. He
- lived there until after his marriage to Juliette CRANDALL
when he came to Walworth, where he lived until after the war.
He spent six or eight years on a homestead in Minnesota. Later
he came to Walworth and in 1890 he came to Milton Junction.
- Besides a loving wife, he leaves to mourn his loss six children
all of which are living. They are E. O.
- CRANDALL, Mrs. O. G. CRANDALL, Mrs. G. E. COON
and J. B. CRANDALL of Milton Junction, Mrs. F. O. BURDICK
of Boulder, Colo., and Sherman CRANDALL of Brodhead.
- Mr. and Mrs. F. S. HULL entertained the Five Hundred
club Friday evening and a general good
- time was had.
- Mrs. A. D. FRINK has returned from her Albion visit.
- Mrs. E. F. DAVY and daughter, Miss Edna, attended
a funeral at Stoughton, Sunday.
- Mrs. W. H. GATES went into Chicago today, where she
will spend a few days with Mr. and
- Mrs. R. H. ANDERSON.
- Mrs. C. WOODWARD and little daughter are spending
a few days at DePere.
- LeClede WALTERS of Albion, spent the week with his
cousin, Rex BURDICK.
- Miss Winifred GOODRICH is home from Madison University
for a few days.
- Miss Linda BUTEN is quite sick at her home here. Her
school near Johnstown, is having a
- week's vacation. [p. 8, col. 4]
- PORTER
- Porter, Feb. 3. - About one hundred and twenty-five friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Rich STEARNS
- surprised them on Monday evening, Feb. 3. The time was spent
in card playing and dancing. At twelve a delicious four course
supper was served by six young ladies. As a remembrance of the
occasion and as a token of the high esteem in which they were
held, Mr. and Mrs. STEARNS were presented with a beautiful
chair and a set of sterling teaspoons. Mr. and Mrs. STEARNS
are to move to Leyden and will be missed very much by the social
set as they gave each season a number of social events. The happy
occasion closed at a late hour and the guests departed, complimenting
the host and hostess as royal entertainers.
- M. CULHAM of Stoughton was a Porter visitor on Sunday
evening.
- William McCARTHY, one of Nebraska's leading attorneys,
is visiting at the home of his parents,
- Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCARTHY.
- Mr. and Mrs. Judd McCARTHY spent Sunday in Beloit.
- Miss Lucile EARLE was a Janesville visitor on Sunday.
- Jim McCARTHY is on the sick list.
- E. A. BABCOCK of Milton was in town on Friday.
- Messrs. M. McCARROLL and O. BOYLE delivered
tobacco to Janesville buyers on Saturday.
- Thomas STEARNS sold a beautiful driving team to Mr.
LOCKE.
- Misses Nora and Margaret McCARTHY of Janesville spent
Saturday and Sunday at their home
- in Porter.
- Messrs. D. A. McCARTHY and N. McGINLEY delivered
tobacco to Edgerton on Saturday.
- Glenn LUDDEN and Dan McCARTHY depart for North
Dakota on Feb. 18, for a short visit
- with friends.
- Miss Jennie McCARTHY spent part of last week with
relatives at McFarland. [p. 8, col. 5]
- FOOTVILLE
- Footville, Feb. 3. - Mrs. Bayard ANDREW came down
from Dayton Thursday, returning
- Friday.
- A large crowd attended the Ladies' Aid dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. WELLS
- Thursday.
- Mrs. E. C. FISH went to Chicago Thursday. She is expected
home today.
- Mrs. Etta PEPPER and Miss Emma GOOCH were Janesville
shoppers Friday.
- Francis BEMIS returned from Madison Friday.
- Mrs. Cora FRASER was down from Evansville Saturday.
- F. R. LOWRY goes to Milwaukee Wednesday to attend
the Retail Hardware Convention.
- Chas. TORPHY is out again. Mrs. DAVIS does
not gain as fast as her many friends would wish.
- W. J. OWEN was an Evansville visitor Thursday.
- R. J. SARASY and little daughter Eva, went to Juneau
Thursday and returned Friday. They
- found Mrs. SARASY Sr., quite sick.
- Mrs. Tom HERON is gaining from her recent illness.
Her friends gave her a postcard shower
- Sunday.
- Dr. S. W. LACY was called to Evansville Saturday to
see Geo. RICE.
- Frank TREVORAH and family Sundayed with Edgerton relatives.
- Rev. F. H. AMBROSE will commence special meetings
at the Christian church next Sunday
- evening. Everyone cordially invited. [p. 8, col. 5]
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